Topping the list of wildlife reserves is Yala, Sri Lanka’s most visited and the second biggest National Park, known for its leopard density.
Designated a wildlife sanctuary in 1990, the park encompasses 979 square kilometers with 25 species of mammal including elephants, water buffaloes and sloth bears roaming free in the wilderness. The Park has also been designated an Important Bird Area.
“Working in conjunction with humanitarian aid agencies, we have supported programmes to help alleviate human suffering.
“Working in conjunction with humanitarian aid agencies, we have supported programmes to help alleviate human suffering.
“Working in conjunction with humanitarian aid agencies, we have supported programmes to help alleviate human suffering.